Esittämiskelpoisuus
Esittämiskelpoisuus, often translated as "presentability" or "admissibility," is a legal concept primarily relevant in the Finnish judicial system. It refers to the requirement that a claim or legal action must meet certain formal criteria to be considered by a court. If a matter is not considered presentable, the court will not proceed to examine its merits.
The core idea behind esittämiskelpoisuus is to ensure that court proceedings are orderly, efficient, and fair.
Key aspects of esittämiskelpoisuus include the clarity of the claim, the identification of the parties involved,
Failure to meet the requirements of esittämiskelpoisuus can lead to the dismissal of a case without a